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No , the only things we the Greek inspired from Turks are a few types of music , a few foods (e.g. kebab, baklava) and a surname that ends in "oglu" in turkish and "oglou" in Greek. Most Turks actually are Greek muslims. the 3/4 of the Ottoman that invaded and destroyed the Byzantine empire were Greek muslims. We also didn't mix with them because we are Christians.
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How do you say Greece in Turkish?
Yunanistan
What landform in Greece encouraged colonization and trade?
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What is a highway of water bordering Greece called?
The Former Albanian and Turkish Republic Of Greece!
What were seas' political influence on Greece?
Ancient Greek Colonization
How did European colonization affect African?
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When were the Turkish forces finally driven out of Greece?
25 March 1821
Why is there a Turkish influence in Greek culture?
The presence of Turkish influence in Greek culture can be attributed to the centuries-long Ottoman rule in Greece, which lasted from the mid-15th century until the early 19th century. During this time, there was cultural exchange and mixing between Greeks and Turks, leading to influences in areas such as music, architecture, cuisine, and language.
Why did the physical geography of Greece encourage colonization?
As a peninsula, Greece is surrounded by oceanic waters which teem with life. The oceans are also an ancient source of salt.
What natural landforms in Greece encouraged colonization and trade?
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How might colonization affect a region?
It increased ethnic tensions in Africa. It created diversity in African nations It created many unstable governments.
Was Greece a colony to another country?
No, Greece was not a colony to another country in recent history. However, in ancient history, Greece was subjected to colonization by various ancient powers such as the Persians, Romans, and Ottomans.
How does colonization continue to affect the Caribbean today?
Colonization continues to affect the Caribbean today in various ways. The country does not experience its sovereignty and cannot make independent decision which affects the development of the country.
